Exploring Indigenous Beading and Teachings: “Kwe’ I’m Kallie Drummond, a Métis woman from Treaty One (Selkirk, Manitoba). I’m currently in my third year of studying Mathematics. Some of my hobbies are hot yoga, and beading, typically things that are meditative […]
“Highway to Heaven” by Amara Sánchez Cepeda Description Relaxation (noun) : the state of being free from tension and anxiety. Mute blue colors splashed through the whole painting creating a tranquil lake with koi fish swirling through your mind. Two […]
Submitted by: Troy Lajeunesse When I was younger my Gokmis compared me to an orca; I was constantly moving around, making new friends and connections in every new place I lived but no matter what I would always make my […]
Submitted by: Angela Sproule Before the Covid pandemic, I was working and attending school full time. Some days, the only time I spent with my three-year-old son was during the drive home from daycare. Mostly I would have to sacrifice […]
Submitted by: Camille Scherger March 13th, 2020 had been circled on my calendar for over 6 months. It was my team’s first game of the women’s hockey national championships and something that we had been working towards the last few […]
Submitted by Thinh Nguyen The year-long book club meets once a month to discuss chapters of Desmond Cole’s bestseller The Skin We’re In. It was the summer of 2018. Yolanda Hood was with a friend downtown Charlottetown, who started pulling her […]
Submitted by: Clare Murphy My story of self through the pandemic starts back in 2017. While many of my friends were filling out Rotary Exchange applications, for a year abroad, I was anxiously sitting back. Although I have always loved […]
By Logan MacLean Photo via PEI Humane Society Facebook Jennifer Harkness knew the P.E.I. Humane Society was getting a large donation a couple weeks before the news broke. She’d spoken with the anonymous donor a couple times on the phone […]
Submitted by Logan MacLean Photo from Robertson Library Keri McCaffrey wasn’t the type to know what career she wanted at age seven. She wasn’t even sure in her third year of university. She started an English degree, but switched into […]
By Cindy Nguyen Jenna Mae Ellsworth (left) and Annabelle Charron (right) (photo credits: Cindy Nguyen) Jenna Mae Ellsworth smiled while looking at the badge on her UPEI women’s basketball uniform. “My mom used to play at UPEI, then coached here […]
By Cindy Nguyen Ian Hoang, a UPEI student from Vietnam, Facetimes with his sister in Hanoi, showing her movie posters at Charlottetown Cineplex theatres (photo credits: Cindy Nguyen) Ian Hoang looked out the window at 2 a.m. and couldn’t believe […]
Anonymous Submitted Mental health is something we always talk about now. However, in my experience, we always talk about “other people†who struggle with their mental health. Anyone can struggle with mental illness. Anyone. Especially during this time of year […]
By Shelby Downe Photo credits: Shelby Downe FOOD SOVEREIGNTY: the central element of a food system in which communities have control over the production, trade, and consumption of their food. Food sovereignty prioritizes farmers’ and community members’ rights to food […]
By Rose Henbest Editions of Volume VIII, Q.E.D. ready to be picked up by contributors and bought by guests. Submissions for Volume IX of the UPEI Arts Review close in just three weeks, on Friday, December 20, 2019. All UPEI […]
Did your mother or father have a favourite Christmas carol? Wouldn’t it be a nice tribute to have it sung in their memory? Maybe there’s a particular friend whom you’d like to think warm thoughts about. An opportunity for […]
By Evan Lane If you, like half of the people in one of my classes, use the same password for multiple websites, chances are you’d be in a lot of trouble if one of those websites got hacked or accidentally […]
By Sam Midkiff Results of the Charlottetown riding in the 2019 federal election (photo credits: CBC) What an election 2019 provided! From back face pictures, to fake news allegations, manufactured resumes, and one candidate being told to “cut off his […]
By Yakuso Umana Nelson Edomobi, Colonel Grey High School’s boys soccer coach, oversees team practice. Edomobi is passionate about soccer and wants P.E.I. to be as passionate about the game (Photo credits: Yakosu Umana) Nelson Edomobi isn’t happy with soccer’s […]
By Cole Lalonde UPEI student Mengyu Zang stands in her apartment, Sept. 18 (Photo credits: Cole Lalonde) Mengyu Zang reaches for the same steel spoon every day when she cooks. It reminds her of home and of her grandparents, who […]
English Major Kate Bartlett, a contributor for Volume XIII and Editor for Volume IX (photo credits: Michaela Wipond) Under the supervision of the UPEI Writing Center, the Arts Review has opened the call for submissions for the 2019-2020 academic year! […]
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